Pam Norfolk has been writing book reviews for over ten years, including for the Wordsworth Trust. She has also worked as a reporter and sub-editor on regional and national newspapers.
Home by Penny Parkes
Ten years as a professional housesitter has sent Anna Wilson to some of the world’s most exotic locations.
She readily admits that she’s ‘a person constantly braced for moving on’...
Russia in the 18th century is a place of the deepest divisions. Extraordinary wealth jostles with abject poverty, freedom is limited to a chosen few, and one man holds power through what...
The Clockmaker’s Wife by Daisy Wood
When their London home is demolished in the wartime Blitz, Nell Spelman is forced to escape to the countryside with her baby daughter.
But it means leaving behind...
Those Hamilton Sisters by Averil Kenny
If your sunshine disappears behind a wall of cloud, escape to the lush tropics of Australia’s Far North Queensland in a super, sweeping family saga.
An irresistible story...
The Beginner’s Guide to Loneliness by Laura Bambrey
Warmth, wisdom and wellbeing go hand-in-in hand in this enchanting debut novel from book blogger and women’s fiction reviewer Laura Bambrey.
Using her experience and knowledge,...
The Queen’s Spy by Clare Marchant
Apothecary Tom Lutton fears that being both deaf and mute at the volatile court of Queen Elizabeth I might prove to be a dangerous handicap…
But the queen’s...
Suspects by Lesley Pearse
It should be a day to celebrate as Nina and Conrad Best move into their first new home together in a picture-perfect neighbourhood tucked away in Cheltenham.
But when they...
Widowland by C.J. Carey
The year 1953 is going to be a memorable one for the people of Great Britain… a new king and queen are to be crowned and the country’s great...
Pam Norfolk has been writing book reviews for over ten years, including for the Wordsworth Trust. She has also worked as a reporter and sub-editor on regional and national newspapers.